Grip Security

Operational playbook for discovering and securing every SaaS app and account.
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Forget guesswork—turn SaaS sprawl into an operational checklist you can run daily. With Grip Security, onboarding takes minutes: connect your identity provider (Okta, Azure AD), email and browser telemetry, finance tools, and SSO logs. Grip compiles a living catalog of every cloud app employees and contractors touch, tags owners, maps data flows, and ranks risk by scope and sensitivity. From the first sync, you can spot duplicate tools, unknown OAuth grants, and risky sign-ups using personal emails. Create watchlists for high-impact categories (file sharing, AI, code, marketing) and set threshold-based alerts so changes land in Slack or your ticketing system, not in an inbox you’ll miss.

Tighten access and fix lifecycle gaps without slowing teams. Use preset rules to require SSO for sanctioned apps, block new sign-ups to lookalike services, and auto-revoke stale accounts. Grip can enforce least privilege by trimming overly broad OAuth scopes and converting standalone accounts to managed identities via SCIM. During offboarding, one playbook closes accounts, pulls API tokens, removes shared links, and hands back seats to procurement. For short-term projects, schedule time-bound access with automatic cleanup, and feed approvals through your existing workflows in Jira or ServiceNow.

Reduce data leakage from day one. Grip flags public or company-wide shares in major storage and collaboration platforms, detects files moved to unmanaged domains, and highlights third-party apps pulling sensitive scopes. Build policies like “no external sharing for finance folders” or “require step-up auth before exporting CRM lists,” then let Grip enforce them with context from device posture and location. If a user works from a personal laptop, session controls can limit downloads, watermark document previews, or shift them into a protected browser session—no agent required.

When something looks wrong, response is push-button. A compromised OAuth app, abnormal file exfiltration, or impossible travel? Trigger a kill switch that revokes tokens, quarantines shares, and notifies owners in-chat. Send details to your SIEM for correlation, kick off SOAR playbooks, and create a changelog for auditors automatically. Weekly, review dashboards that track unknown-to-managed app ratios, token age, license recovery, and policy coverage. Share exec-ready summaries that show spend reduction, risk burn-down, and mean time to remediate across business units.

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Features

  • Unified SaaS discovery from identity, email, browser, and finance logs
  • Continuous app inventory with owner and data flow mapping
  • Risk scoring for apps, OAuth scopes, and behaviors
  • SSO enforcement and conversion of unmanaged accounts
  • SCIM-based provisioning and deprovisioning
  • OAuth grant review and token revocation
  • Data sharing visibility and external link control
  • Session and download restrictions on unmanaged devices
  • Policy engine with automated remediation
  • Integrations with SIEM, SOAR, Slack, Jira, and ServiceNow
  • Executive, audit, and compliance-ready reporting
  • One-click kill switch for compromised apps or sessions

How It’s Used

  • Shadow IT discovery and tool rationalization
  • Contractor and vendor access governance
  • Employee offboarding and license reclamation
  • Preventing public or wide-open link exposure
  • Securing BYOD access to cloud applications
  • Stopping OAuth phishing and token abuse
  • Enforcing least privilege across SaaS estates
  • Rapid incident containment and recovery
  • Reducing duplicate app spend and sprawl
  • Audit-ready controls for regulatory frameworks

Plans & Pricing

Grip Security

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Identity-based implementation via industry-standard mail, such as Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace
Pinpoint risk across the SaaS attack surface in minutes, including 10 years of history and infinite data retention
Only Grip discovers SaaS fingerprints and prioritizes risks based on real-world observations—no guessing
Security policies applied across any application or device, including policies based on device integrity or profile
Protection against sensitive data flow out of your enterprise SaaS
Authentication automatically hardened to help shield against DNS and phishing attacks

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